Wake up to the sound of running water. In either a 1929 Cabin or an 1973 vintage Scotty sportsman trailer. Located, down a dirt road, very private, with a beautiful deck, next to fresh water creek. Read more...
Wake up to the sound of running water. In either a 1929 Cabin or an 1973 vintage Scotty sportsman trailer. Located, down a dirt road, very private, with a beautiful deck, next to fresh water creek. Big falls waterfall is just a short hike away, as well as the trailhead for Vivian creek Trail. Come spend time nestled in the Coulter Pines, oaks, and maple trees. Your neighbors are raccoons, and bears, property is situated on the edge of the San Bernardino National Forest at the top of the mountain. You truly feel like you're in the high Sierras just 1.5 hours from Los Angeles. Big Bear Lake is a 40 minute drive away.
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Wake up to the sound of running water. In either a 1929 Cabin or an 1973 vintage Scotty sportsman trailer. Located, down a dirt road, very private, with a beautiful deck, next to fresh water creek. Read more...
Wake up to the sound of running water. In either a 1929 Cabin or an 1973 vintage Scotty sportsman trailer. Located, down a dirt road, very private, with a beautiful deck, next to fresh water creek. Big falls waterfall is just a short hike away, as well as the trailhead for Vivian creek Trail. Come spend time nestled in the Coulter Pines, oaks, and maple trees. Your neighbors are raccoons, and bears, property is situated on the edge of the San Bernardino National Forest at the top of the mountain. You truly feel like you're in the high Sierras just 1.5 hours from Los Angeles. Big Bear Lake is a 40 minute drive away.